Application of Logit Analysis to the Determination of Tenant Absorption in Condominium Conversion

Barry A. Diskin and Armen Tashchian

Real Estate Economics, 1984, vol. 12, issue 2, 191-205

Abstract: Frequently, when an analyst is faced with categorical or nominal data, the statistical technique selected is limited to crosstabulation (contingency table) analysis. Logit analysis overcomes some of the problems typically associated with the contingency table‐type analyses. This paper demonstrates the application of logit analysis to solve a real estate marketing problem. Specifically, logit analysis is used to assist in the identification of tenant‐buyers in condominium conversion projects.

Date: 1984
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